California Supreme Court
Jan. 9, 2013
Clarity comes to primary assumption of risk doctrine
The state Supreme Court closed out 2012 with a notable decision that resolved a long-standing uncertainty in the state's "primary assumption of risk" doctrine. By Jeffrey M. Lenkov and Steven J. Renick
The state Supreme Court closed out 2012 with a notable decision that resolved a long-standing uncertainty in the state's "primary assumption of risk" doctrine. In Nalwa v. Cedar Fair, L.P., 2013 DJDAR 10 (Dec. 31, 2012), the high court held that the primary assumption of risk doctrine - which eliminates liability when an injury is caused by a risk inherent in an activity - is not limited to ...
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